09/09/2024
Holy, Healthy, Whole: Adamant About Abstinence welcomes Pastor Jason Davis.
Blind, halt, withered- In John 5:6, Jesus posed a direct and deliberate question to a man who remained immobile, inactive, and unproductive for thirty eight years, “wilt thou be made whole?” En vogue or all the rage, is the concept of self-awareness implying precisely what it purports, an awareness and regulation of one’s self.
Although exercised by many within today’s society, deflection, defeatism, and hyper-victimization are in juxtaposition to the aforementioned inquiry resulting in mental, emotional, and spiritual retardation.
Jason Davis, Senior Pastor of Impact Church- Greensboro, N.C., is heralded for possessing attributes of holiness, health, and wholeness. A loving husband and doting father of two, Pastor Jason’s life is emblematic of scripture’s exhortation for believers to lead as living epistles; or, letters whose dictates present with clarity and fluidity when read or observed by others.
In his own way, Pastor Jason will instruct on how remaining mentally and emotionally imprisoned by past failures, faults, habits, sins, and people impedes one’s ability to apprehend the invigorating and victorious future provided in and through Christ.
-Why lead a self-deprecating existence when Christ came to provide zoe (life), and that with abundance?
-If the “Son” has made you free, why remain bound to one’s past and the people thereof?
-Why perpetuate nonsensical patterns of hugging Horeb, when you’ve been called to conquer Canaan-a land flowing with milk and honey?
As led by the Holy Spirit, Pastor Jason will inspire us to do as Jesus when he replied to the lame man’s assertions, “take up thy bed and walk.” There is no virtue in brokenness when wholeness is one’s inheritance. Not brokenness; rather, better awaits you. No longer dysfunction; rather, a life of deliverance awaits you.
With destinations Holiness, Health, and Wholeness in view, embark upon this road to recovery during AAA-Burlington, NC-Edition. Be there! aaagso.org